Having just wrapped a tumultuous season on the “Bachelor,” which ended with Galavis picking but not proposing to Ferrell, the couple traveled to Miami to talk with the Carrolls. The counselors have worked with other reality couples, including “Bachelorette” Trista and Ryan Sutter and JWoww and fiance Roger Matthew.

The Carrolls told Us Weekly that while the newest “Bachelor” couple won't appear on their show this season, they are open to the idea of appearing on the show in the future. The Carrolls also offered a peek into Galavis and Ferrell's relationship, which came under fire — even by “Bachelor” host Chris Harrison — when Galavis wouldn't even say “I love you” to the woman he chose during the season finale.

“I think they have marriage on their minds, but I think what Juan did was really, I mean it wasn't a very romantic fairy-tale ending, but I think what he did was very wise in the fact that he said you know, 'I want to go through conflicts with this girl. I want to do some problem solving, I want to see basically what the ugly side is before I jump out there and tell somebody I love them and just get married,'” Jim told Us Weekly.

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Elizabeth added, “A lot of people are saying that he's commitment phobic or he's not ready for commitment, but we were actually seeing a different side of him. Not only is he not commitment phobic, he is very serious about commitment that's why he didn't jump into the engagement right away, because it is very serious to him.”

But don't go buying wedding presents just yet. The Carrolls also noted that stark differences in personality could spell an end for the reality TV couple as they enter life after the cameras.

“He is a very strong leader, he's masculine, he doesn't like to compromise a whole lot, and he's got a good value system,” Jim said. “Nikki is more nurturing, sympathetic, and she's more feminine in her values. So when you put those two kind of people together the stronger one — like Juan Pablo — would tend to run over somebody like Nikki, if Nikki doesn't have good boundaries.”